Romantic Story #39
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two romantic stories. The first, untitled story follows a woman named Jill who returns to part-time secretarial work to help her husband Joe with financial difficulties caused by budget problems, eventually improving their economic situation through careful money management. The second story, "Medicine for the Heart," chronicles a woman named Claire who falls in love with Dr. Foster after he rescues her when their hospital ambulance skids on a slippery road, leading to a romantic reunion.
Penny is torn between her love for Jerry Walsh, a test pilot, and her fear of his dangerous profession—so she issues an ultimatum: flying or her. When Jerry chooses his passion for the sky, Penny discovers that losing him has taught her something crucial about love and sacrifice. As the two find their way back to each other, they must finally learn what it truly means to support the person you're committed to.
Claire lands a beauty of a catch on a fishing trip with Larry, but as their feelings surface, a sweet revelation emerges: she's been enduring the sport all along just to be near him. When Larry finally confesses his love and proposes, Claire accepts—though she's got her priorities hilariously straight about what comes first.
When a young woman caring for her reclusive painter father meets Jim Hastings, a charming stranger who washes ashore near their isolated home, she's torn between her dreams of a conventional life and the pull of his carefree philosophy. As Jim sweeps her into romance with grand gestures—including his promise to bring her a pearl from the sea for every tear she sheds—Toni must decide whether love can bloom with a man who seems content to drift through life.
A young woman named Verna meets an interior decorator named Al and falls for his charm, despite knowing he's hopelessly impractical with money. When Al loses nearly their entire savings on a risky business deal, Verna must choose between her dreams of financial security and her love for him. In this 1958 romance, she discovers what really matters when faced with the possibility of marrying a fool.
Bea thought she'd found romance when she met Lieutenant Tim in New York, but after he leaves the Navy to run his family's farm, the newlyweds find themselves too exhausted by farmwork to connect—until a job offer forces them both to confront what they've been sacrificing. Tim and Bea must decide whether duty to the land matters more than their marriage in this bittersweet tale of love tested by circumstance.
A young woman blessed with striking beauty finds herself surrounded by admirers who see only her looks—until she meets Vincent Scott, a quiet man who shares her passion for music, art, and theater instead of asking her to be a ornament on his arm. As Susan discovers the joy of genuine connection, she begins to realize what she's been searching for all along. Will Vincent be the one who loves her for who she truly is?
A newlywed's determination to ease her husband's financial worries drives her to secretly return to work—a deception that tests their bond when he discovers the truth. As tensions simmer between them, Joe must learn that real partnership means accepting help from the woman he loves, and that a marriage strengthened by shared struggle can endure anything. "Till the End of Time" is a touching look at how young couples navigate the gap between pride and practicality.
When a newly married couple returns to the honeymoon spot where an older pair rekindled their romance, a young husband facing a separation for work discovers his wife's true priority—and realizes he can't bear to leave her behind. "Second Honeymoon," from the pages of Romantic Story, captures that bittersweet moment when a marriage is tested by circumstance and finds its footing in commitment.
A young woman swears off love after being jilted by Hal, but Chuck Marino—a persistent, working-class neighbor she's long dismissed—refuses to let her wallow, forcing her to see him in a new light. As Chuck's genuine affection gradually wins her over, Mona discovers that real love feels nothing like the shallow romance she thought she'd lost. "I'll Never Love Again!" shows what happens when heartbreak gives way to something deeper and more true.
When Donald showers May with flowers, a new car, and promises of an engagement ring, her constant criticism seems ungrateful—until a figure from her past suddenly reappears. "Hard to Please" reveals that May's real heart has been waiting for someone else all along, and all of Donald's generous efforts were never going to change what she truly wanted.
After a car accident brings Claire face-to-face with Dr. Bob Foster, an overworked hospital interne, she finds herself unable to shake him from her thoughts—despite his insistence that his grueling schedule leaves no room for romance. When Claire manages to engineer a second chance at the musical, she discovers that Bob's feelings may run deeper than his cautious resolve, but his dedication to medicine stands between them and any real future together.
Helen's big night out with Bill starts off on every wrong foot—a dress disaster, a late arrival, a flat tire, and a broken convertible top—but stranded on a moonlit road with nothing but each other, the couple discovers that the evening's mishaps matter far less than what they mean to one another. When Bill poses an unexpected question under the stars, Helen realizes this disastrous date has become something far more meaningful than she ever imagined.
A young island woman finds her isolated life upended when an artist named Garver Blaine arrives, sparking a passionate connection that clashes with her father's long-standing plans for her future. As Mary Ryan falls hard for the charming newcomer, she must navigate the tension between the life expected of her and the feelings drawing her toward something entirely different. With jealousy and declarations of intent colliding, she faces a choice that will transform her world.
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